Sentence examples for point exhibiting from inspiring English sources

Stems normally branch in a dichotomous or trichotomous manner, with the branching point exhibiting a terminal inflorescence (Nassar 2000).

On the other hand, most genes in the MEP pathway exhibited more gradual, yet significant, increased expression levels, most of which are still increasing at the last 36 hpi time point, exhibiting the expected correlation to tanshinone production.

A numerical scheme is proposed to solve singularly perturbed two-point boundary value problems with a turning point exhibiting twin boundary layers.

He painted to a professional standard, and at one point exhibited pictures in London.

"She did have a lot of bad luck," said Ann-Marie Richard, a friend of Ms. Freedman's who at one point exhibited her work at a Williamsburg gallery.

George Plimpton missed the most important element in how to fake being a New Yorker -- a point exhibited nicely by the model illustrating the article.

At a news conference here, Mr. Zwickel, 64, criticized Mr. Peters, saying he "at no point exhibited the slightest tendency to accept personal consequences" for the failed strike last month.

A further finding is that the minimum flash point exhibited by a binary highly nonideal solution may disappear on addition of a specific third component.

The t 0 point exhibits a big influence on the expression and the shape of SF and MRL.

From the experimental results of Bijanzadeh et al. (2012), there is no turning point exhibited for Ag NPs in the size range of 2 34 nm.

Furthermore, Wille and Parra-Montesinos (2012) observed that beam specimens cast only at their middle point exhibited lower peak strength compared to that of similar specimens cast in layers with higher chute speed (0.50 m/s (20 in/s)).